Major League Baseball investigates suspected Astros cheating in ALCS Game 1

There was no indication of any suspicious activity during Game 3 in Houston on Tuesday night, but the Red Sox were careful to change their pitch-calling signs throughout the night - something Manager Alex Cora said is fairly standard for the Red Sox.

That directly contradicts MLB's statement on the matter, which ended with the phrase "we consider the matter closed". The man's credential was requested by Houston, according to the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter. To address those worries, the commissioner instituted a new prohibition on the use of certain in-stadium cameras, beefing up Major League Baseball security at games and monitoring video rooms.

Sherman reported that the man involved in the incident was an Astros employee, but additionally reported that he had been monitoring the dugout to see if Boston was improperly using a video monitor.

Jackie Bradley Jr blew open Game 3 of the ALCS on Tuesday with a grand slam off Houston Astros reliever Roberto Osuna. It's happening right now during a really important series and I just think it's bigger than us. 'They'll do what they have to do.

The Yahoo Sportsreport adds the Astros were suspected of stealing signs by the Oakland Athletics during a series in late August and by the Los Angeles Dodgers during last year's World Series, which Houston won in Game 7.

The Indians, who were swept by Houston and eliminated in the first round for the second straight year, were concerned the man was attempting to view scouting reports Cleveland had on Houston's players, one person said.

"But every once in a while - and there have been multiple instances of us identifying suspicious activity - we reported it to Major League Baseball and we looked into it ourselves on certain cases and certain instances". A thorough investigation concluded that an Astros employee was monitoring the field to ensure that the opposing Club was not violating any rules. The series is now being played with a cloud of suspicion.

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